Albalated Advertising Rates Published by The Abaloteford Post
The Abaloteford Post details advertising rates for the Alba district. It notes weekly publication by the Whe Post Advertising Company and the editor and proprietor J. Abaladies.
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Newspaper
Abbotsford Post
Location
Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Apr 20, 1916
Page
2
The Abaloteford Post details advertising rates for the Alba district. It notes weekly publication by the Whe Post Advertising Company and the editor and proprietor J. Abaladies.
A 1916 editorial discusses the Abbotsford Board of Trade and citizen participation, urging both men and women to engage in public matters. It highlights education, dairy and cold storage topics, and promotes Bulletin No. 4 The Cold Storage of Wood Products from the Department of Agriculture for free access.
The article argues cows can pay for themselves and boost income. It cites farmers from Barnston Que Petersburg Ont and St Boniface Que noting higher milk yields and greater profits. The Dairy division in Ottawa offers mil record forms to ensure each cow pays.
The article discusses Bulletin No 44 from the Dairy and Cold Storage branded under the Federal Department of Agriculture. Authored by A. Ruddick Dairy and Cold Storage Commissioner and Joseph ture frons Cold Storage Inspector, the piece presents a popular discussion rather than a scientific treatise on cold storage.
The Provincial Department of Agriculture announces that horticultural crop competitions will be held again this year. Events include 5 acre bearing orchards, 3 acre young orchards, half acre raspberries and strawberries, 4 acre onions and tomatoes, quarter acre celery, plus farm and city gardens. Twenty contests were staged last year province wide, boosting crop quality with added care. Farmers Institutes and fruit grower groups must organize, with support from Assistant Marticularists as needed.
A partial OCR reading describes a hospital stall and an arrest or inquiry involving an official, with references to an office and historical context. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or locations to establish a coherent event.
Government of British Columbia invites tenders for a public works contract in Vancouver. Tender terms require deposit in Canadian funds and a signed bid on official forms. lowest bid not guaranteed and completion conditions apply.
The article discusses growing interest in cold storage for food, noting benefits to households and businesses from bulk buying and preservation. It highlights Bulletin 44 by Juddick and Burgess, explaining how modern methods can stabilize prices and supply for eggs and other foods through cold storage facilities.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses handling perishable items and related processes in a government or departmental setting. Mentions publication branch, agriculture, methods, shipping, temperatures for items like apples and cheese, and a cave of fire. Names and specifics are garbled.
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